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Pregunta 1
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What is a trichromatic visual system?
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Having 3 types of cones, attuned to different light colours
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Having 3 types of rods, attuned to different light colours
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Having 3 types of cones, each attuned to three different light colours
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Having 3 types of rods, each attuned to three different light colours
Pregunta 2
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What is Hue?
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Colour
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Lightness/Darkness
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How strong the colour is
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How relative the colour is
Pregunta 3
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What is brightness?
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Lightness/darkness
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Colour
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How strong the colour is
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How relative the colour is
Pregunta 4
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What is saturation?
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How strong the colour is
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Colour
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Lightness/darkness
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How relative the colour is
Pregunta 5
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What is dichromatic colour vision?
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Only having two functioning cones, e.g. in horses yellow-blue vision
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Losing the functioning of one cone, e.g. losing s-cone
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Only being able to perceive two colours
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Only being able to distinguish light/dark shades
Pregunta 6
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What is CIE chromaticity space?
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A diagram that all colours can be placed on
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A list of every single colour
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A brain area that deals exclusively with colour
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A term for the visual environment with regards to colour
Pregunta 7
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A typical PC screen displays about (a) colours, whilst humans are estimated to be able to distinguish about (b) colours
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17 million, 8 million
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8 million, 17 million
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1,700,000, 800,000
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800,000, 1,700,000
Pregunta 8
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Trichromatic colour theory: What did Young, Helmholz state about colour? (before it was backed up by physiology)?
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We only need a few photoreceptors and can figure out any colour from their relative responses
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We only need a few photorecpetors, which combined can make any colour
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We need many photoreceptors and work out colours based on their relative responses
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We need many photoreceptors each with it's own colour
Pregunta 9
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Trichromatic Colour Theory: Outline Hering's Opponent-Process Theory
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Primary colours are in opposing pairs, see colours in terms of how much of one extreme it is
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All colours are in opposing pairs, see colours in terms of how much of one extreme it is
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Primary colours are in opposing pairs, see colours in terms of how one pair relates to other pairs
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All colours are in opposing pairs, see colours in terms of how one pair relates to other pairs
Pregunta 10
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Why when looking at a pattern, do we see the image in the opposite colours when presented with a white screen?
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We adapt to the colour presented, so the opposite colour is more strongly activated in relation
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We adapt to the opposite colour, so the presented colour is more strongly activated in relation
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The pupil absorbs the light of the original colours and reflect them back onto the white surface, and opposing colours are perceived to refraction
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Our brain fill sin the gaps of what it thinks we should see, and because the presented colours have adapted, the opposing colours are the closest matched
Pregunta 11
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No functioning cones leads to what?
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No colour vision, poor acuity and uncomfortable daylight
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No colour vision, better acuity and uncomfortable daylight
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No colour vision, better acuity and uncomfortable twilight
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No colour vision, poor acuity and uncomfortable twilight
Pregunta 12
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People with one class of cone functioning are called (a), results of this are (b)
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(a) Monochromats, (b) No colour vision
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(a) Monochromats, (b) Daylight uncomfortable
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(a) Dichromats, (b) No colour vision
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(a) Dichromats, (b) Daylight uncomfortable
Pregunta 13
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Dichromats (2 functioning cone types): What is protanopia?
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Insensitive to long wavelengths
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Malfunctioning of m cones
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Malfunctioning of s cones
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Malfunctioning of l cones
Pregunta 14
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Dichromats (2 functioning cone types): What is deuteranopia?
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Malfunctioning of m cones
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Malfunctioning of s cones
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Malfunctioning of l cones
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Insensitive to long wavelengths
Pregunta 15
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Dichromats (2 functioning cone types): What is tritanopia?
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Malfunctioning of s cones
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Malfunctioning of l cones
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Malfunctioning of m cones
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Insensitive to long wavelengths
Pregunta 16
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Some females are thought to have 4 cones enabling them to see more colours. What are they called?
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Tetrachromats
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Quadrachromats
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Biquadromats
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Ditrichromats
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